§ 2757 Filing Notice Of Exceptions

• •If you don't like a court's decision, you can say so.
• •You have to tell the court at least 10 days before the next meeting.
• •You do this by filing a paper called 'notice of exceptions' with the court clerk.

You went to court because your neighbor built a fence on your land. The judge said the fence can stay, but you think that's wrong.

If you want to say the judge's decision is wrong, you have to tell the court at least 10 days before the next meeting. You do this by giving a paper to the court clerk that says you don't agree with the judge's decision.